Sentence examples for more stable trend from inspiring English sources

The DHI showed to provide a more stable trend of measurements and these were identified as being "more realistic" when compared with those obtained with standard concentric cylinder testing geometries, over a wide range of viscosities.

Given these differential effects on female labor transitions, we conclude by suggesting that the observed reduction in the labor participation rate among eligible women after the AUH in comparison with a more stable trend for non-eligible women is mainly explained by a slower entry of eligible women into the labor force and not to a significant increase in the exit rate.

In short rotation species with rapid initial growth such as in Eucalyptus, a more stable trend was usually observed up to the rotation age [ 23].

Serum levels of ALT and AST for SVR and non-SVR patients showed a similar tendency, with a dramatic decrease at 0 4 weeks, followed by a more stable trend.

For the other two indices, APRI showed a dramatic decrease during the early stage of IFN treatment (0 4 weeks) (p = 0.0009, paired t test), followed by a more stable trend (mean value from 0.81 to 0.83, 0.78 and 0.76, p = 0.275, one-way ANOVA), whereas FIB-4 showed no clear regular changes during IFN treatment.

Reported vegetable and fruit consumption fluctuated due predominantly to fluctuations in domestic production between 1960 and 1989, but from 1990 onwards showed more stable trends.

With regards to complex fluids the new impeller showed a more stable and realistic trend than that obtained by using a standard spindle.

Although patients can leave individual practices, using only the data from these practices will provide more stable interpretation of trends.

From then onwards, the behavior of the trend is more stable.

More specifically, between the years 2002 2010, the containers transport activity has dropped by 63.5 % and bulk transport activity by 50.8%%, while more stable seems to be the trend regarding the passengers and autos.

However, from Table 6 it may also be argued that there is a trend for more stable stem structures in mammals and other vertebrates than in most invertebrates.